Part 1.
Appetizer

- Are you a comedian or a conductor?
- A song dedicated to my wife
- The name of a song I learned after 10 years
- What does a conductor do?
- When do we applaud?
- Classic history that you only need to know as much as Kim Hyun-chul
- Kim Hyun-chul tells the delicious stories of classical masters.
EPISODE 1: Bach & Coffee: “I can’t live without coffee!”

Part 2.
Main dish

- Bach, a musician who became popular 200 years later
- Handel, the mother of music
- Amadeus and the Memories of a Cold, Mozart
- Beethoven, the musician who lost his hearing
- Is it a mullet or a trout, Schubert?
- Kim Hyun-chul tells the delicious stories of classical masters.
EPISODE 2: Rossini & Beef Steak: The Refined Gourmet

Part 3.
Signature Menu

My favorite classical piece: Brahms' "Hungarian Dances"
- Memories of the first performance_Bizet's 'Carmen'
- Comedian and Conductor_Mahler's 'Symphony of a Thousand'
- The Bohemian boy who became a Czech hero_Dvorak's 'New World Symphony'
- I want comfort you_Pachelbel's 'Canon Variations'
- Why Koreans Love Vivaldi_Vivaldi's 'Four Seasons'
- Kim Hyun-chul tells the delicious stories of classical masters.
EPISODE 3: Brahms & Rustic German Cuisine: Wiener Schnitzel and a Beer

Part 4.
Side dish

Rise, Finland_Sibelius's 'Finlandia'
-Music that Hitler loved_Wagner's 'Die Walküre'
-The Music That Stopped the War_Henry Bishop's "Home Sweet Home"
-Gounod's 'Ave Maria', a priest martyred in Joseon
-Heart Buried in Poland_Chopin's 'Heroic Polonaise Op.
53'
-Iran and the Marathon_Tchaikovsky's '1812 Overture'
-Gangnam Style_Mozart's 'Turkish March'
-Austria's representative song_Johann Strauss II 'The Beautiful Blue Danube:'
-Kim Hyun-chul tells the delicious stories of classical masters.
EPISODE 4: Beethoven's Morning Routine: Coffee and Eggs Brewed with 60 Beans

Part 5.
sweet dessert

-A good song to listen to on a rainy day_Chopin's 'Raindrop Prelude in D♭ major, Op.
28 No.15'
-Classical music to listen to on Boknal_Saeng-Saeng's 'Carnival of the Animals'
-Give me some time_Verdi's 'La Femme'
- Son-in-law sues his father-in-law_Schumann's 'Der Myrthe' Op.
25'
- A man who has everything_Mendelssohn 'Violin Concerto in E minor, Op.
64'
-Italy's greatest opera composer_Puccini's 'La Bohème'
-Kim Hyun-chul tells the delicious stories of classical masters.
EPISODE 5: Rachmaninoff & Ice Cream: A serious face with a sweet taste!

Part 6.
Collaboration Menu

-Mendelssohn's 'Wedding Chorus' & Wagner's 'Wedding March'
-Beethoven's 'Pathetique Sonata' & Tchaikovsky's 'Pathetique Symphony'
-Debussy's 'Moonlight' & Beethoven's 'Moonlight Sonata'
-Paganini's '24 Caprices for Solo Violin' & Liszt's 'Transcendental Etudes S. 139'
-Beethoven and Schubert who loved Therese
-Music loved by musicians_Mozart's 'Requiem'
-Schubert's 'Swan Song' & Tchaikovsky's 'Swan Lake'
- Kim Hyun-chul tells the delicious stories of classical masters.
EPISODE 6: Mozart & Vienna Sausage: Taste Expression Like a Work of Art

Enjoyably 'listen, enjoy, and taste'
40 classical music pieces reflecting Kim Hyun-chul's tastes

Part 1 of the book introduces classical music that is relatively familiar to us as an appetizer to a course meal, from the 'Carmen Overture' that I first heard on a record player, to 'Traumerei' that reminds me of a popular song, 'Ruslan and Ludmila' that the author only learned the title of after 10 years, and the history of classical music that only Kim Hyun-chul needs to know.

Part 2 introduces composers who are still much loved today, and explains in detail their lives, what led them to become composers, the background to their music compositions, and the beautiful music they composed, helping us gain a deeper understanding of composers we only know by name.

Part 3 focuses on introducing the music that the author loves or is intertwined with the author's experiences, as well as the classical music that Koreans like the most, to help readers more comfortably embrace classical music.

Part 4 introduces classics that are historically associated with interesting episodes related to a country or a specific person.
The author's extensive knowledge and unique humor make for an exciting exploration of the world's history and the behind-the-scenes stories behind specific music that we didn't know much about.

Part 5 is mainly about 'love' and features Chopin's 'Raindrop Prelude in D♭ major, Op. 28 No. 15', Verdi's 'La Femme's Heart', and Schumann's 'Der Myrthe', Op.
Introducing music such as 25'.
If we compare it to a course meal, it can be likened to a sweet dessert.

The last 6 parts explain the stories of musicians who composed different pieces on the same theme, such as Mendelssohn's 'Wedding Chorus' & Wagner's 'Wedding March', Debussy's 'Moonlight' & Beethoven's 'Moonlight Sonata', and Schubert's 'Swan Song' & Tchaikovsky's 'Swan Lake', as if reading a piece of literature.

In this way, 《Classic Restaurant》 presents 40 classical pieces, including songs, operas, and symphonies that the author loves and that everyone loves, among many other classical music pieces, thereby allowing readers to build a rich literary and musical knowledge.